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Spray arm would not stay on during wash

Removed old spray arm and spray arm nut with a twist of my fingers. Screwed in new spray nut with my hand, and snapped in the new spray arm. Works PERFECTLY! I did it all by myself! Saved me a costly plumber bill! I am soooo proud of myself!

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Door seal leaking, upper sprayer coming off

First I got a heavey towel out and laid it down on the floor. Then put the protable dishwasher on its back side to expose the casters. I removed the two screws on the bottom kick plate. I cut the tops off the old casters, the plastic portion. Pulled the old casters out with pliers, then pushed the old plastic housings out using the back side of the side cutters. Just pushed the new front casters right into place. on the back ones,Just pulled the old casters right out with the pliers. they came right out. Pushed the new ones back into place.Put the kick plate back in place. Took the old upper arm nut off. Compared the parts. put the new arm in the new nut. Screwed the new nut in place. Got it back up right, hooked it up and ran it. I am disabled with nerve damage to my arms and hands. The average person could have done this in about 10 mins. It is just like it is brand new now. Jack

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The spray arm had continually been disconnecting from the nut

after reading the remarks from other DIY users of the site, I realized that not only did I need to replace the spray arm, but should replace the spray arm nut as well. The repair took less than a minute to unscrew the old one and add the new, and it has worked like a charm ever since. Thanks guys, and goooood luck.

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Upper spray arm falling off during wash cycle

Unscrewed old nut, inserted new nut into new spray arm and screwed the assembly back in. Took less than one minute. Requested the 3-5 day delivery and received parts on second day. After examining the old and new parts it appeared the nut was the only part I would have needed, but since parts were less than $5 each I did not want to take a chance. Total cost was $16, the shipping being the most expensive item but much cheaper than paying for a service call.

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Upper are spray assembly came off the nut.

I found it easier to attach the spray arm to the nut before installing the nut on the threaded inlet water shaft. The threaded inlet shaft had some play and it was necessary to be sure that it was pulled through cabinet as far as possibe to start the threaded nut.

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Upper spray arm nut was worn out.

Unscrewed the old nut, attached the new arm to the new nut and screwed it in.

Getting the handle off of the old silverware basket was very tough but I did it with help from two of my kids. Why do they call it an 8-section basket when there are only 7 sections? Oh, well.

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Upper Spray Arm Nut

Level of DifficultyReally easy

Time to do repair:Less than 15 mins

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CustomerNANCY from CHINO VALLEY AZ

Upper spray arm kept coming off during operation.

NO TOOLS NEEDED! I found the old arm nut worn and ordered the replacement nut. When the part arrived, I connected the arm to the nut and screwed the nut back into place. NOT TOO BAD FOR A 71 year old lady, right? Best part of all, even with the shipping, I probably saved $75 (+/-) not having to call a repairman to the house... Ironically, I'm married to a plumber too!

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The top spray arm was falling off every wash cycle

I looked on your website, thanks to my daughter-in-law, and found not only the pieces but notes from others who had solved their similar problems at little cost and no time. So I ordered the parts, they came in a couple of days and in a very few minutes the washer was working again. And the pieces are staying on. Thanks for the parts and especially for the info and encouraging notes from other. By the way, I'm 75 and figured since a 71 year old woman did her machine I should be able to do mine. And I did. Thanks!!!

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Upper spray arm falling off

Dishwasher water arm on the top started falling off. So went online and looked up the make and model. Found out that it could be two parts causing the problem, shopped for them online and found them for less than $4.00 each ordered both not knowing which I needed (shipping was $7.99). Got them in and replaced them myself. No tools at all needed, dishwasher fixed for $15.00 in about 5 minutes....yeah me!!! PS I'm a 61 year old woman and proud of my accomplishment.